Hong Kong Crossover: I'm Tai Tin Yee, and I'm Taking the Civil Service Exam Starting Now

Lu Zi's approach here is fast-paced. Most protagonists are overpowered, usually starting in police academy, catching undercover agents and recruiting Liu Jianming, graduating top of their class and starting to arrest criminals. If your protagonist doesn't have these advantages and slowly develops, it takes a long time for the story to become exciting, and many readers are too lazy to wait.

Da Tian took the civil service exam twice and then became Laughing? (Bushi)

I'd like to ask, don't Hong Kong police officers undergo background checks? Is it just a matter of wanting to become one?

How could the gang leader's son pass the police exam? How did he pass the background check? Are all police officers idiots?

In Chen Long's "New Police Story," Nicholas Tse's character impersonates a policeman because his on-screen father has a criminal record, preventing him from attending police academy. In "Infernal Affairs," Chen Yongren, being an illegitimate child, initially wasn't discovered to have a drug lord father, allowing him to enter police academy.

The author should revise Chapter Twelve, "Chopping Up Ba Bi," a bit. Dao You Nan only just started working with Da B, and his first mission is to take down Dong Xing Sha Meng's older brother, Sang Biao. Later, Dao You Nan is captured and severely injured by Sha Meng, and even gets bitten by rats. He's later rescued by Da B. Dao You Nan is in excruciating pain at night. Shan Ji gives Dao You Nan some heroin to alleviate his suffering, and they both become Dao You Nan.

In this book, everyone's girlfriend is prettier than the protagonist's.

I could tolerate the unreasonable parts at first, but how the hell am I supposed to tolerate them partnering with gangsters in business?!

The synopsis mentions Dongying, but does it include Shui Ling and the Ten Heroes?

Hong Kong variety show genre, a very novel theme, keep it up, author!!!